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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1970
Page
4
In a unanimous ruling the Supreme Court backed the 1967 postal law allowing households to refuse pornographic mail and to have their names removed from mass mailers. Chief Justice Burger argued the mailbox is part of the home and censorship is the individual's duty, not the Post Office's.
A Michigan firm introduces the safelock device for cars. If a driver feels intoxicated he can press a test button and the car may refuse ignition if the key cannot be inserted in time. The idea may lead to devices that react to inebriation while driving, possibly brewing coffee automatically.
A Cuero Record report examines how school accident policies apply to injuries during detours between school and home. Courts balance direct travel with slight deviations, sometimes upholding coverage for minor detours and, in other cases, limiting protection based on distance or direction. The piece notes policy terms and varying outcomes.
Puzzle lists across and down clues for a daily newspaper crossword with standard abbreviations and themed entries. It includes numbering, hints, and a sample cryptogram quote puzzle.
A concise roundsman of jokes and quips: a cautious buyer in a used car lot notes a jerky car proving its eagerness to start, a Georgia farmer resists selling his hound until a cash offer from a Methodist steward, and an old film star quips about a community property alimony settlement in a cheeky way.
Record telegraph quotes Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko calling U-2 policy a Hitlerite echo on the eve of World War I and accusing Eisenhower of moral failings. Eisenhower blamed Khrushchev for scuttling the summit under Stalinist and Chinese Red pressure. Chilean President Alessandri imposes price controls after quake in the south, with over 5 100 dead or missing.
Twenty years ago the U S Britain and France pressed Russia on the eve of a promised peace march in Berlin to back free elections unifying Germany. Circus officials reported a near tragedy as 3 000 children were kept safe after a big top collapsed during a stampede. A cold front from the Rocky Mountains moved across Texas bringing near freezing temperatures in the Panhandle. Ruiz urged candidates to back hard hat workers showing patriotism and support for the President.
The New York Flea Market at Twenty-fifth Street and Sixth Avenue, created by Nat Mayer, hosts about a hundred dealers, artists, and collectors each Sunday. Wares range from Victorian gowns to authentic antiques at prices from a few coins to thousands, with visitors including museum scouts and uptown dealers. In addition to market notes, the column surveys contemporary arts, publishing news, and cultural tidbits.
John J. Ruiz a Republican hopeful for California's 22nd District vows to wear a construction worker's hard hat during his campaign. He frames the gesture as signaling hands on focus and safety seriousness.
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